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Teachers rated ChatGPT as effective for interdisciplinary integration, with 61% giving ratings of 4 or above

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q2 i? On two interdisciplinary questionnaire items, 61% of teacher respondents rated ChatGPT 4 or above for integrating content across disciplines. → Zhihua Luo and Rabail Tahir 2025

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Zhihua Luo and Rabail Tahir 2025

Zhihua Luo and Rabail Tahir. (2025). ChatGPT-Assisted Lesson Planning for Children's STEAM Arts Education: An Experimental Study on Benefits, Challenges, Methods, and a Prompt Framework. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-025-00513-6

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Questionnaire survey of teachers on two interdisciplinary items using a 5-point Likert scale. The article reports "61% of respon- dents provided ratings of 4 or above" and notes ChatGPT's robust data processing capabilities for rapid multidisciplinary resource generation; a descriptive finding.

"61% of respon- dents provided ratings of 4 or above, highlighting ChatGPT’s effectiveness in inte - grating content across different disciplines."

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title Teachers rated ChatGPT as effective for interdisciplinary integration, with 61% giving ratings of 4 or above
description Teachers rated ChatGPT as effective for interdisciplinary integration, with 61% giving ratings of 4 or above
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2025
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-12
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sources 1 — zhihua-luo-and-rabail-tahir-2025

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